NAME

cname

SYNOPSIS

cname [ -3bms ] [ -v ]

DESCRIPTION

cname prompts for a passphrase and reads, from standard input, a list
of CFS encrypted file names (e.g., "51051f97e31613b7"). It produces,
on standard output, a corresponding list of cleartext names. By
default, names are decrypted using standard 2-key hybrid mode single-
DES. The -3 option specifies 2-key hybrid mode triple DES. -m
specifies 1-key hybrid MacGuffin. -s specifies SAFER-SK128. The -v
option includes the ciphertext names in the output.
All names must be specified one per input line, as individual path
components (full path names are not accepted). If a name cannot be
decrypted to printable characters, "???" is printed in its place. This
is the only way to detect an incorrect passphrase.
cname is intended to assist in making sense of CFS directories when no
CFS daemon is available. It is also useful in locating files from
backups.

SEEALSO

BUGS

Does not work with new format (1.3 and later) directories.
The program is easily confused by slightly wrong input. It would be
better if it could transparently translate the output from other
programs such as ls(1), tar(1) and dump(8).